Endorsements continue to pile up for Harding as he campaigns
throughout the district and meets with community leaders.
The Joe Harding Campaign today announced the endorsement of the Levy County Firefighters. The Levy group joins the Marion County Firefighters, who endorsed Joe Harding earlier this year.
“Joe Harding cares deeply about the safety of our citizens in House District 22,” said Katy Yanok, Union President for Levy Fire Rescue. “Joe will be fully engaged and do everything in his power to keep our streets safe and secure.”
IAFF Local 4069 represents the men and women of the Levy County Department of Public Safety. These men and women provide EMS care and fire services to the citizens of Levy County using aggressive protocols, current technology, and extensive training.
“Some Americans have unfortunately lost respect for our first responders,” said candidate Joe Harding. “As children, we all wanted to be firefighters and law enforcement officers. As conservatives, we should stand up for those who carried through with their dream, put themselves in harm’s way, and protect our communities daily.
In addition to the Levy County Firefighters, Harding has also secured endorsements from Levy County School Board member Ashley Clemenzi, Levy County Tax Collector Linda Fugate, Levy County Commission Vice Chair Matt Brooks, Williston Mayor Jerry Robinson, Belleview Mayor Christine Dobkowski, and the Marion County Firefighters.
About Joe Harding for State Representative
Joe Harding, a conservative Republican and seventh generation Floridian, is a small businessman who was born and raised in Williston. Harding’s priorities are ending illegal immigration, outlawing sanctuary cities, and supporting agriculture. Also topping his agenda are defending Second Amendment rights, protecting all human life, and addressing skyrocketing health insurance and prescription drug costs. Harding learned the value of hard work and good stewardship of resources in his large family of eleven children, raised by his pastor father and homeschooling mother. While studying construction management at Florida International University, he worked multiple jobs to support himself, eventually working his way up into demanding project management roles. Currently, he owns and operates a lawn maintenance company and a horse boarding and training facility. Harding and his wife, Amanda, have four children. District 22 includes Levy County and part of Marion County.
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